Louis Wierenga: NATO, EU and the evolving Baltic Sea security landscape

Finland and Sweden joined NATO. Russia responded by incorporating Kaliningrad into the Leningrad Military District. “The changes in the military organization indicate that Russia now has a defensive posture in the Baltic Sea region,” military expert Daivis Petraitis tells Yle.

Louis Wierenga: NATO, EU and the evolving Baltic Sea security landscape

In the current security landscape, technological innovation is vital to maintaining strategic advantage in great power competition, especially in responding to modern security threats posed by Russia. AI-driven initiatives are increasingly shaping military strategy, surveillance and resilience in a rapidly evolving and volatile environment, writes Louis Wierenga, lecturer in international relations at the Baltic Defense College and researcher fo…

NATO's Presence in Baltic Sea Bordering Russia Is Getting More Powerful - EUROPE SAYS

NATO countries that share a strategically important sea with Russia have boosted their presence there and are buying more warships, as they eye Russia warily.

Fears Russia is damaging underwater internet cables in Baltic Sea - Thred Website

NATO has increased surveillance in the Baltic Sea after reports of suspicious Russian vessels being spotted near sites of damaged internet cables, threatening a global outage.

It is generally crucial for all of Denmark's defense that companies get a handle on cybersecurity, according to a defense associate professor.